Dysport®

Rather than leaving you with a "frozen look," Dysport® specifically targets the facial muscles between the eyebrows. This treatment minimizes the frown lines in this area without compromising your natural expressions, giving you a reason to smile.

Why would 97% of Dysport® users choose it again? The outcomes are evident. Browse our gallery to see how Dysport® has effectively smoothed moderate to severe frown lines between the eyebrows for both men and women.

Fact 1: Creams and lotions don't always cut it.

Your skin care routine likely features various over-the-counter cosmetic products, which is completely appropriate. However, for enhancing the appearance of moderate to severe frown lines between the eyebrows, considering a prescription treatment might be the optimal approach for enduring results.

Fact 2: It's not an age thing.

Time certainly plays a role. Wrinkles and frown lines between the brows aren't just signs of aging; they result from repeated facial movements and muscle contractions, making them possible even in younger adults. These frown lines, often called "elevens" or glabellar lines, are evidence of frequent facial expressions. Dysport® allows you to maintain your expressions while reducing their visible impact.

Fact 3: You don't have to "live with 'em."

You squint, smile, and frown — wrinkles are a natural part of life. However, you don't have to simply accept them. Dysport® is designed to help you tackle the lines between your eyebrows and take charge of your appearance.

What's the difference between Dysport® and Botox®?

"There really isn't much of a difference between Botox and Dysport. Botox is made by Allergan (same company that makes Juvederm and Kybella) and Dysport is made by Galderma (company that makes Restylane, Silk, and Lyft). They both are great. The dosing is different but comparable. Dysport tends to be more affordable and my patients that prefer it say it comes on faster and does last longer. Botox is more of the name brand and has more market share. I've injected both on my family with great results."
- William Marshall Guy, MD, The Woodlands Facial Plastic Surgeon

"Dysport is probably getting more attention now that it has been out a long time just like regular Botox. It may last 1 month longer than regular Botox (4-5 months vs. 3-4 months) in half of the patients. It does kick in a few days quicker also. They generally run the same price."
- David Hansen, MD, Beverly Hills Dermatologic Surgeon

"Botox and Dysport are both great products. They are nearly identical; both are Botulinum toxin type A, purified from the Clostridium botulinum bacterium. Minor differences result from the manufacturing process. In my experience, most patients get 4 months or more duration from Dysport. I find that Botox lasts 3-4 months at an equivalent dose, so Dysport usually lasts longer. Both can be used in multiple areas of the face. I see no difference in side effects: no allergic reactions; well under 1% eyelid droop for both. Dysport also starts working a little faster than Botox and diffuses, or spreads out, a little bit more than Botox, so it can look a little more natural in the forehead. Most doctors prefer Botox or Dysport based on their experience and preference. I do think that some doctors overemphasize their preference, especially if they use only one in their practice. Generally, it's best to find a doctor familiar with both.
Xeomin is the third FDA-approved Botulinum toxin. It is also similar but may not last quite as long as Botox or Dysport."
- Steven Goldman, MD, Cleveland Plastic Surgeon

"Botox and Dysport are different brands of neuromodulators and are both used to smooth lines, lift eyebrows etc. 1 Unit of Botox is comparable to 2.5 Units of Dysport. Dysport diffuses (spreads) a little more than Botox so it will need to be placed a little different than Botox. Dysport comes on a little faster and some people feel it lasts longer."
- Renata Wix-Harris, MD, Livingston Physician

Amanda is a highly regarded provider with extensive experience in non-invasive cosmetic procedures, including Xeomin and Botox. Her dedication to her patients and expertise in the field make her a top choice for individuals seeking the best in cosmetic treatments. Amanda takes a holistic approach and embraces a less-is-more philosophy for facial rejuvenation, customizing each patient’s treatment plan to include a combination of cosmetic treatments and specially formulated skincare products suited to their specific concerns and aesthetic goals. To learn more about non-invasive pan-facial rejuvenation, schedule a consultation with Amanda by calling 352-901-6582.